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What does this term means?
marylee
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Please when making a will, what does this term means,whatsoever and wheresoever? Trying to write a simple will for the children to leave each other their property which consisted of only their investments in the bank, BS account etc. I came across this term "I devise and bequeath the residue of my real and personal state whatsoever and wheresoever." I guess if I use ths term that means everything they owe including personal stuffs will be passed to each other. Thanks
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it means all their personal estate literally wherever it is and whatever it is
hthWhen you know better you do better0
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